Madhuri Dixit, ruled the Box-Office for almost two decades, but couldn’t grab much attention by her comeback vehicle ‘Aaja Nachle’. However, the beauty personified actress set the small screen on fire, with the mere ‘Jhalak’ of her dance and poise. Now, the news of Madhuri featuring in remake movies like ‘Ishqiya’ and ‘Saate Pe Saata’ is spreading like a wild fire. But the actress rubbishes all the reports and asserts everyone to wait for her decision.

Madhuri Dixit looked a class act in a two tone yellow embellished sari and blue brocade blouse at the launch of India's First Virtual School Concept in Mumbai on Tuesday, July 26, 2011.

Touted to be a grand affair with some truly exquisite designs and loads of Bollywood, Synergy1 Delhi Couture Week, the second edition of the couture week, neither lived up to the 'couture' expectations nor could it justify a rather crammed venue.

All eyes were set on the ramp and the most awaited moment was here. Day 1 of Synergy one Delhi Couture Week started with a bang, with none other than India’s most loved Bollywood actress, Madhuri Dixit, gracing the occasion.

‘Emeralds for Elephants’, a wild life conservation project, has chosen Madhuri Dixit as its ambassador in India. This project is devoted to the protection of endangered Asian elephants and tigers.

Designer Varun Bahl opened the second edition of Synergi1 Delhi Couture Week with a collection which was an amalgamation of Indian and royal French culture. Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit graced the show not as a showstopper but as a spectator.

Even though there's a buzz every time she returns to the country, Madhuri Dixit Nene says that she has become immune to it.

New Delhi: A new title sponsor, the best of designers and an ideal business platform for participants to widen their customer-base - the second edition of the Delhi Couture Week will offer all this and loads of glitz and glamour when it opens Friday with Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit walking the ramp.